My twin beds were made on my great-grandfather's farm for his children, and are not standard size (length is 71 inches). Can the pad be cut to fit?
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I use an electric carving knife to trim down foam mattress toppers. Foam cuts like butter, you must be careful as it's so easy to cut too much off, plus make sure what ever is underneath while cutting doesn't get sliced into. :)
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Yes, you can cut it to fit. However, it wont be easy and it wont come out with a perfect edge, but no one will see it once the sheets go on. I think, so, Ive read, that you can cut nice clean edges on foam with an electric knife. You may want to give it a try! I would measure and mark an exact chalk line to use as a guide for cutting. Good Luck!
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Sure...don't see why not...I think I read elsewhere someone else cut it- go for it!
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Yes, it is thick foam. I trimmed mine as well. It is long enough for a big bed, but is easy to cut down. Best thing I ever did for sleeping.
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YES...I bought this mattress to fit a hospital size bed, which is a few inches narrower than a twin size mattress...I used a marker and a yardstick to draw the line and cut with an electric knife...it was very easy and the cut was completely smooth. Hope this helps you!
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The pad is over bound with thread...if you cut it you would have to stop the raveling I think by binding it with something...
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I don't think it would be hard to cut off the mattress pad, but I just folded it back under the Wedge, and did not inflate it
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I have a double bed and bought two of the transfer handles. Using a small sabre saw, I cut off about 6" on one to make them fit opposite each other. This was easy since the boards are a composite paper material. A standard double bed is 54" wide. Two handles butt at 56". You want the handles next to the mattress. You could overlap them, but I chose to cut one off. I love my handles to transfer to my wheelchair. Very safe.
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I'm not sure, but I got a queen size and it is just memory foam, it can be cut to fit a certain size you need
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The standar size pad won't fit. You have to purchase the smaller size pad, I believe it's 4 inches shorter than the regular one. Beware this thing is a nightmare to assemble. Good luck!
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Sandra, I dont see why it wouldnt fit just fine, especially if the existing pad is a little thin. I bought this for my mother, and she just loves it. The quality seems to be good too. Hope this helps. Have a nice fall..... Laura
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I think so. I cut my daughters older foam pad not this brand but same quality in half for a smaller bed and it worked great.
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Yes, I cut mine to fit. They come with a pattern to use for cutting to the size you need.
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Yes, I went out and bought a mattress foam and cut it to the size of the pad it had. The pad itself is pretty firm.
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Not sure, but you can buy different sizes, just go to their website. I currently am using this mattress pad over another pad as it has only been washed 3 times and has not yet shrunk up enough to fit tightly on the bed. These are well-made pads with sides that will fit the deepest mattresses and not shred apart when washing.
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I would think so, you'll need a razor as scissors won't be able to encompass the thickness of the mattress
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I think if you cut the product in two it would probably fall apart once you wash it. You would probably be better off buying the Invocare 34" X 36" pad. It's a better product and would probably fit your dog's bed without having to alter it
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No, the pad is smaller and thinner than a regular mattress. I got a bunch of crib sheets for my baby shower so my mom used her mad grandma skills to modify them to fit.
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According to the Harlow website, YES! You just have to cut it. I plan to buy two (one for my crib, one for my co-sleeper (same size as a pack and play) and do just that! http://www.harlowsearth.com/faqs.html
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R. Brown, Thanks for the interest in our products. The fitted skirt on this mattress pad is made to fit to any bed up to 18 inches thick. Let us know if you have any other questions at all. Thank you! -Brett ELS Customer Service